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paint shop at the fremont factory. they came fromeasterneuropeandhired by a subcontractor. abc7 news reporter david louie is live in fremont with one man's story. >> a man needs to work here, but the pay doesn't add up. and the man was left with broken legs and a concussion after an accident. >> reporter: it's one of the most advanced auto manhattans in the world. a 42-year-old worfrom slovenia says he earned only $5 an hour after being recruited for a paint shop. he worked 75 hours per week without overtime, he fell three stories and his job ended, the money stopped. his attorney calculates he made equivalent of $5 an hour. >> less than federal minimum wage and state minimum wages and a person who is going to be a supervisor doing specialized work. >> dresser is seeking damages from tesla. cal osha declared tesla was not responsible, critics argue tesla was neglect. >> if they're liable, they're forced to know what's happening. they need to hold companies to account. >> tesha issued a response, quote, if mr. lessnick and colleagues were being paid $5 an hour, that is unacceptab

paint shop at the fremont factory. they came from eastern europe and hired by a subcontractor. abc7 news reporter david louie is live in fremont with one man's story. >> a man needs to work here, but the pay doesn't add up. and the man was left with broken legs and a concussion after an accident. >> reporter: it's one of the most advanced auto manhattans in the world. a 42-year-old worfrom slovenia says he earned only $5 an hour after being recruited for a paint shop. he worked 75...

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acrosseurope. alightning strike send people to the hospital, striking while they were celebrating in the park. germany, lightning struck a children's soccer game injuring 35 people. one of the referees went into cardiac arrest after hit directly by the lightning, and was revived by people nearby. >>> nasa slowly inflated a brand new experimental room at the space station earlier today. the astronaut opened and closed the valve allowing air to flow into the compartment. they are not allowed to go into the week for at least a week, making sure it is air tight before going inside. >>> amazing scientists detecting key organic compounds in a comet according to a theory that comets may have delivered to earth chemical building blocks for live a very, very long time ago. detecting an amino acid inside of a cloud of gas and dust from the come met. the amino acid used to make proteins. and also finding phosphorus, the key element in all living organisms on earth. >>> what do you call this? a taylor ham are pork roll? the debate making it all the way to the new jersey statehouse. >>> plus -

across europe. a lightning strike send people to the hospital, striking while they were celebrating in the park. germany, lightning struck a children's soccer game injuring 35 people. one of the referees went into cardiac arrest after hit directly by the lightning, and was revived by people nearby. >>> nasa slowly inflated a brand new experimental room at the space station earlier today. the astronaut opened and closed the valve allowing air to flow into the compartment. they are not...

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europe. themost active 10% had a lower risk of cancer than the bottom 20%. and less likely to get esophageal, lung or kidney cancer. and colon and breast cancer also less common, but melanoma is more common when you exercise because it is directly linked to exposure to the sun. >>> does your dog get terrified of thunder storms and fireworks? cecily says yes. tonight, a new jersey company says it is launching the first f.d.a.-approved prescription medicine to treat dog anxiety over loud noises. owners of at least one in three dogs in the u.s. says this is a problem. until now, dogs were treated with human medicine like xanax or tranquilize tranquilizers, o therapy. and the medicine administered orally as a gel is available through veterinarians within a week, keep your dog anxiety-free. >>> who else has been our own animal lover, meteorologist cecily tynan, to swoop in and rescue an injured owl. cecily came upon the baby screech owl in distress while out on a trail this morning. cecily tenderly scooped it up in a shirt to get it to safety. >> hey, buddy, i gotcha. >> the owl now in

europe. the most active 10% had a lower risk of cancer than the bottom 20%. and less likely to get esophageal, lung or kidney cancer. and colon and breast cancer also less common, but melanoma is more common when you exercise because it is directly linked to exposure to the sun. >>> does your dog get terrified of thunder storms and fireworks? cecily says yes. tonight, a new jersey company says it is launching the first f.d.a.-approved prescription medicine to treat dog anxiety over...

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people in china. and the strain appearedineuropesincethen. >>> late today the fda approved a new tool to fight addiction, and at implantable long acting version of a widely used drug. it reducing cravings for six months, previously it was only a pill or film that dissolves under the tongue. it could help patients avoid a lee lapse in they miss a dose. >>> the department of justice announces they are doing a review of that police department. the chester police and street both requested the review. they will look at several areas including officer-involved shooting s and criminal nal list. >> we met with people and they were engaged and this will not work unless we have members of the community. >> and they will give their finding along with recommendations for improxes. >> it's largest and oldest multibreed horse show is happening today in devon. the 11 day event is a big events for equestrians and games and even boutique shops. they are celebrating their 120th year. and you have until june 5th to check it out. >> still to come on "action news" at 5:00, a big honor for shoolers suiting

people in china. and the strain appeared in europe since then. >>> late today the fda approved a new tool to fight addiction, and at implantable long acting version of a widely used drug. it reducing cravings for six months, previously it was only a pill or film that dissolves under the tongue. it could help patients avoid a lee lapse in they miss a dose. >>> the department of justice announces they are doing a review of that police department. the chester police and street...

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americansvisitingeuropethissummer for potential terrorist attacks, they say that major tourist sites and restaurants are all possible targets. americans are urged to be vigilant and when using mass transit in europe. >>> from our new jersey newsroom tonight, legislation has been introduce that would require drinking water at child care centers to be tested for led and that would go along with another proposal to require testing of all public and private school water supplies. they shut down the water fountains because of high led levels because of old plumbing apparently. >> and now water in flint, michigan is okay for bathing and watering. but should use a filter for drinking. it was tainted with led in 2014 when they switched the source cht water. >>> now, experts say that children suffering concussions is likely worse than previously thought. ali gorman has the details on what parents need to know. >> doctors at the childrens hospital in philadelphia along with the cdc established new studies that are underestimated. they largely came from emergency room, this study of more

americans visiting europe this summer for potential terrorist attacks, they say that major tourist sites and restaurants are all possible targets. americans are urged to be vigilant and when using mass transit in europe. >>> from our new jersey newsroom tonight, legislation has been introduce that would require drinking water at child care centers to be tested for led and that would go along with another proposal to require testing of all public and private school water supplies. they...

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atlantic oceantoeuropeornorthern africa. >> police in north jersey searching for the robbers who broke into a fraternity house and ended up gunning down a student. it happened early yesterday morning near the new jersey institute of technology campus in newark. investigators say the maskd suspects broke into the back door of the tau kappa epsilon fraternity house. authorities say the freehold native a mechanical engineering major on the dean's list later died at the hospital. >>> two brothers wanted for killing a washington state couple have been spotted in mexico. john and tony reed have been on the run since the middle of april. police say they have video he that ties the two to the disposing of the victim's vehicles. detectives believe patrick sean and monique patinaed were murdered but their bodies haven't been found. authorities are seeking the records of an iphone which they believe was used by one of the brothers. >> police in new york working to recover a stolen vintage car worth $1.4 million. it is a green 1970 plymouth let me mee bar queued today. the vinyl top is decor

atlantic ocean to europe or northern africa. >> police in north jersey searching for the robbers who broke into a fraternity house and ended up gunning down a student. it happened early yesterday morning near the new jersey institute of technology campus in newark. investigators say the maskd suspects broke into the back door of the tau kappa epsilon fraternity house. authorities say the freehold native a mechanical engineering major on the dean's list later died at the hospital....

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abdeslam would give information about the islamic state's strategiesineuropeandthey also want to know if there are any suspects who survived the november attacks in paris that killed 130 people. but abdeslam refused to cooperate or answer any questions in court today. >>> the concern about isis also runs deep here at home where philadelphia police say they're increasingly having to deal with the many 10 tackles of that terror organization. tonight at 11:00 we talk to the city's top counter terrorism officials who tell us about their fight against isis right here and we hear from one delaware plan who says with just a few clicks of a mouse he was able to get in touch with top isis leadership. a dialogue that landed him in hot water with the fbi. >> we went from twitter to direct message on twitter into skype, into encrypted applications and doors started to open. >> tonight in my special report at 11 o'clock what police tell us about isis influence here at home and the message within philadelphia's muss sim community to counteract the road to radicalization. >> here at the big board an

abdeslam would give information about the islamic state's strategies in europe and they also want to know if there are any suspects who survived the november attacks in paris that killed 130 people. but abdeslam refused to cooperate or answer any questions in court today. >>> the concern about isis also runs deep here at home where philadelphia police say they're increasingly having to deal with the many 10 tackles of that terror organization. tonight at 11:00 we talk to the city's...

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hosted by the jewish family services atcafeeurope. hundredsof holocaust survivors and friends and families danced the traditional hora and got a special performance from kindergartners early childhood center. >>> dr. sumner talked to students at the henry h. houston school. dr. houston atestifieded middle cool there, it's part of doctors back to school day and talked about her job in family medicine and what other doctors do. >> delaware's beer s. wine and spirits trail is growing and now includes two dozen craft beverage makers it's not a trail but a website listing the breweries and cideries and there are new additions announced today by governor jack markell, an app being released this summer traces the trail if you want to see the brew makers. check it out on the app. >>> verizon workers are still on the pick set line as the company and union try to agree on a contract deal. vernon odom has the latest in a live report. >>> i'm nydia han and have i all kinds of secrets and tips to save on your wedding, c . >>> "action news" continues. >> hello again 4:30 and "action news" conti

hosted by the jewish family services at cafe europe. hundreds of holocaust survivors and friends and families danced the traditional hora and got a special performance from kindergartners early childhood center. >>> dr. sumner talked to students at the henry h. houston school. dr. houston atestifieded middle cool there, it's part of doctors back to school day and talked about her job in family medicine and what other doctors do. >> delaware's beer s. wine and spirits trail is...

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helping abused and neglected animals. many came from as far awayaseurope. manyof us here in the studio had a chance to work with him and he is dedicated the job. >>> lets get a check of accuweather forecast now. >> adam is standing by. >> reporter: the same as the last few days. as ewe look at double scan live radar not tracking rainfall out there presently, we have a cool northeasterly wind and chester parts of montgomery and berks county and lancaster county a splash of green here or there. a mist or quick shower and much of the area at this point it's on the dry side. 58 allentown another day in may, with temperatures only in the 50s. 56 trenton and 52 right now in dover. as we take a look at the middle part of the atmosphere, we call it the water vapor imagery. that is the upper level low on the map, anywhere you see the browns or oranges, that is the dry air, the white to blossom and green and moisture in the midlevels of the atmosphere to get rain going. the white is blossoming near raleigh and that is steady rain that arrives here late tonight and early tomorrow morning.

helping abused and neglected animals. many came from as far away as europe. many of us here in the studio had a chance to work with him and he is dedicated the job. >>> lets get a check of accuweather forecast now. >> adam is standing by. >> reporter: the same as the last few days. as ewe look at double scan live radar not tracking rainfall out there presently, we have a cool northeasterly wind and chester parts of montgomery and berks county and lancaster county a splash...

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. >> there were rallies this morning in both asiaandeuropeandyesterday wall street had its best day since early march. the biggest gainers were tech stocks and home builders. >> and some new delicacies are on the menu at the olive garden. >> they include spaghetti pie. that thing right there. that's the chicken alfredo version meatball deep dish is also on the menu. they will only be available through july. two new olive garden bread stick sandwiches have also been launched. >> and that's america's money. >> have a great day. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. with breath so fresh, it's no wonder listerine® users feel ready enough to be in a magician's act. kill 99% of bad breath germs. feel 100% in life. bring out the bold™ >> ♪ >> time for the morning buzz. the abandoned painter ball upon knee from lancaster county is getting a new home. jon stewart the former host of the daily slow and his wife tracy will officially adopt lilly during a ceremony today. the couple recently partnered with a farm sanctuary to open a home for animals in colts n

. >> there were rallies this morning in both asia and europe and yesterday wall street had its best day since early march. the biggest gainers were tech stocks and home builders. >> and some new delicacies are on the menu at the olive garden. >> they include spaghetti pie. that thing right there. that's the chicken alfredo version meatball deep dish is also on the menu. they will only be available through july. two new olive garden bread stick sandwiches have also been...

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toeurope. morethan half of the excess supply is american cheese. i can help take care of that. that's america's money some have a great day. >> ♪ mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm, laughter mmmm, mmm mmmm, mmm! mmmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmmm mmmm, yoplait there's a lighter, fluffier way for everyone to enjoy greek yogurt. yoplait greek 100 whips! if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all day and all night. try new rhinocort® allergy spray. hello new coppertone sport. it's reformulated to feel lighter on your skin, but still protects and stays on strong. new coppertone sport. hello sunshine. >> time now for the morning buzz. we're getting going with "dancing with the stars." it was big flight on the show with the season's first twas two perfect scores and then there was the double elimination. >> kim and sasha, von and whitney. you're eliminated. >> ♪ >> kim fields really surprised. she had been doing a really good job but you know th

to europe. more than half of the excess supply is american cheese. i can help take care of that. that's america's money some have a great day. >> ♪ mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm, laughter mmmm, mmm mmmm, mmm! mmmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmmm mmmm, yoplait there's a lighter, fluffier way for everyone to enjoy greek yogurt. yoplait greek 100 whips! if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®....

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. >> reporter: 7 1/2 hours is like flyingtoeurope. >>reporter: let's look outside at the vine street expressway, let's see how the morning commute is going. it's looking pretty good. westbound traffic on the right and eastbound on the left. no issues to complain about today. regional rail and buses running on time, dave. >> reporter: it's cool, the suburbs are in the 40s, not a lot of wind, just yet. this afternoon it will be breezy, jackets in the morning, shorts and ts in the afternoon. 40s and 50 rest, -- 50s, so bundle up early. we'll get up to 73 degrees around 5:00 p.m. as we look at the big board, all green aircraft. the only hint of an issue is dallas where rain might pop up later on. >>> the city raises concerns about young children and electronic cigarettes and what happens when kids come in contact with the liquid nicotine inside them. one child died and several more had severe complications including comas and seizures. the colorful packages and flavored nicotine is attractive to children. it's important to keep it out of the their reach. >>> here's wendy saltzman with a

. >> reporter: 7 1/2 hours is like flying to europe. >> reporter: let's look outside at the vine street expressway, let's see how the morning commute is going. it's looking pretty good. westbound traffic on the right and eastbound on the left. no issues to complain about today. regional rail and buses running on time, dave. >> reporter: it's cool, the suburbs are in the 40s, not a lot of wind, just yet. this afternoon it will be breezy, jackets in the morning, shorts and ts in...

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the atlantic oceantoeuropeornorthern africa. >> it's 5:48 and a long island teen who received acceptance letters from all eight ivy league schools finally has decided which one to say yes to. >> a man who was struck by lightning was riding a horse at the time and is hospitalized right now. david. >> all right, guys, we got rain gear with the kids 'cause in most of the region it is raining right now. some of the western suburbs getting a little better. this afternoon it's just spotty drizzle and a real light spotty shower so you probably don't need to go overboard. i'll give you your day planner next and we'll let you know right where those numbers are going today. what do you got? restrained driver in a motor vehicle. sir, can you hear me? two, three. just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, >> a long island teen accepted

the atlantic ocean to europe or northern africa. >> it's 5:48 and a long island teen who received acceptance letters from all eight ivy league schools finally has decided which one to say yes to. >> a man who was struck by lightning was riding a horse at the time and is hospitalized right now. david. >> all right, guys, we got rain gear with the kids 'cause in most of the region it is raining right now. some of the western suburbs getting a little better. this afternoon it's...

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. it plans and specifications to make two more stops in the united states from crossingtoeuropeornorthern africa. >> a fires lynn of defense against overdoses will now be available at your local pharmacy. david. >> all right, guys, we're loading under kids for you and showing you that we're putting them with umbrellas on the way in this morning. this afternoon they can probably do without. still cloudy and maybe a little damp but probably not umbrella worthy. we'll be back with your day planner forecast. that's coming up next. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >> 10 minutes away from "good morning america." >> let's join amy robach. she's got the run down on what they've got coming um. g

. it plans and specifications to make two more stops in the united states from crossing to europe or northern africa. >> a fires lynn of defense against overdoses will now be available at your local pharmacy. david. >> all right, guys, we're loading under kids for you and showing you that we're putting them with umbrellas on the way in this morning. this afternoon they can probably do without. still cloudy and maybe a little damp but probably not umbrella worthy. we'll be back with...

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in new york before crossing the atlanta tick --tic before flying to africaoreurope. >>>we have the gray and the gloom. >> reporter: yesterday was gloomy and cloudy. today is not that good either. patchy drizzle and clouds in the viewing area especially across south jersey and gloucester county and the western suburbs. 68 degrees in philadelphia. warmer north and west, you go to into into the lehigh valley they could be closer to 70. 66 in allentown. trenton, 63. there's our 64. wilmington, 63. a little bit cooler in atlantic city, 56. cape may, 59 degrees. satellite and radar again you can see the clouds trying to thin out a little bit just west of the city. you go farther to the west, you start to get into that rain shield again from harrisburg into haggers town and punxsutawney this is where the upper leveling low is thinning out. more clouds and that's interesting there, more showers and steadier periods of rain out across the western portions of the keystone state. some of that activity may nudge east over the next few hours, most of today will be cloudy with a hit or miss show

in new york before crossing the atlanta tick --tic before flying to africa or europe. >>> we have the gray and the gloom. >> reporter: yesterday was gloomy and cloudy. today is not that good either. patchy drizzle and clouds in the viewing area especially across south jersey and gloucester county and the western suburbs. 68 degrees in philadelphia. warmer north and west, you go to into into the lehigh valley they could be closer to 70. 66 in allentown. trenton, 63. there's our...

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a giant seed and farm chemical cal company with presence in the u.s. asiaandeurope. it'sa chance for them to become a global leader in agricutlure. money -- monsanto is reviewing the offer. >>> a new york times analysis found prescriptions for opioids dropped since 2012. saying doctors are heeding the warning of highly addictive pain killers. despite the progress, overdoses have continued to prime. >>> every school should have a registered nurse. until now, the american academy of pediatrics said there was one for every so many students. >>> "action news" invites you to join us for a special event to fight against pediatric cancer. we're teaming up with the children's hospital to raise money for research and care of patients. volunteers and special guests will be manning phone lines at 6abc studio, they will be taking your donations from 4:00 p.m. to 60:00 p.m. >>> meantime, the "action news" team is out working on news stories beginning at 4:00 p.m. >>> let's check in with alicia vitarelli looking very springy today, alicia. >> reporter: thank you i'm trying, it's feeling more s

a giant seed and farm chemical cal company with presence in the u.s. asia and europe. it's a chance for them to become a global leader in agricutlure. money -- monsanto is reviewing the offer. >>> a new york times analysis found prescriptions for opioids dropped since 2012. saying doctors are heeding the warning of highly addictive pain killers. despite the progress, overdoses have continued to prime. >>> every school should have a registered nurse. until now, the american...

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will make two more stops in the united states and then cross the atlanta oceantoeuropeornorth africa. no date is set for the next part of the journey. inventors hope the voyage highlights the importance of renewable energy. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, the tsa is making changes to reduce security lines during the busy summer travel season. >>> and why dramatic weight loss does not last in the long run. details in health check. winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeatls. that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinica

will make two more stops in the united states and then cross the atlanta ocean to europe or north africa. no date is set for the next part of the journey. inventors hope the voyage highlights the importance of renewable energy. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, the tsa is making changes to reduce security lines during the busy summer travel season. >>> and why dramatic weight loss does not last in the long run. details in health check. winners are showing up...

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oneofeurope'smostprestigious prices for his message of hope and encouragement. the prize is awarded each year to people that contribute to european unity, former, winners were bill clinton and st. john paul ii. >>> the president is speaking about new steps to prevent financial corruption like money laundering and tax evasion. lets listen in. >> it's not growing as fast as it should be and lagging groenl in places like europe and japan and now china. here in the united states there are folks that are still hurting and we have to do everything we can to strengthen the good trends and guard against dangerous trends in the global economy and if the republican congress joined us to take steps that are common exception, then we could put additional wind at the back of americans. to create new jobs they should invest in our infrastructure, roads, bridges, schools, water mains -- >> we are listening to the president from the white house delivering a statement on the u.s. economy and financial trabs transparency and fighting corruption. if you would like to see the rest we are stream

one of europe's most prestigious prices for his message of hope and encouragement. the prize is awarded each year to people that contribute to european unity, former, winners were bill clinton and st. john paul ii. >>> the president is speaking about new steps to prevent financial corruption like money laundering and tax evasion. lets listen in. >> it's not growing as fast as it should be and lagging groenl in places like europe and japan and now china. here in the united states...

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radar at any time of the day at 6abc.com/weather. >>> new atnoon,europeismarking the 74th anniversary of the end ever world war ii. french president hollande laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> a running back from the university of alabama is fighting for his life after a shooting on a florida highway. greg bryant and the other man was found with wounds in west palm beach yesterday. bryant is in critical condition. bryant started his career at notre dame and recently transferred to the university of alabama birmingham. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. on a sunday, mother's day. sky6 live hd giving you this live glimpse over philadelphia international airport. if

radar at any time of the day at 6abc.com/weather. >>> new at noon, europe is marking the 74th anniversary of the end ever world war ii. french president hollande laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> a running back from the university of alabama is fighting for his life after a shooting on a florida highway. greg bryant and the other man was found with wounds in west palm beach yesterday. bryant is in critical condition. bryant started his career at notre dame...

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law. and finally, the jobs for peace program seeks to stem people leavingforeuropeandreunite the afghanistans in a collaborative effort to rebuild our nation -- afghanistan's. ambassador, who i have known and follows, has impressed be greatly. he is a man of honor and soft diplomacy in terms of appealing to hearts and minds, educating people to the new afghanistan. he served as ambassador to the united states since september 2015 prev previously was deputy chief of staff to the afghan president. he founded a think tank and initiated multiple community service programs for women and is about to become a dad. this is good. moderator the discussion today is ambassador ron newman. a fellow with a rye sense of humor. there are only two ambassador's families in the history of u.s. diplomacy where a son has followed a father in their diplomatic posting. so we have here tonight one of those individuals because the first one's name was adam a long time ago. ambassador newman and i are friend, professional colleagues, and we share the same space and the same point in space in time in terms

law. and finally, the jobs for peace program seeks to stem people leaving for europe and reunite the afghanistans in a collaborative effort to rebuild our nation -- afghanistan's. ambassador, who i have known and follows, has impressed be greatly. he is a man of honor and soft diplomacy in terms of appealing to hearts and minds, educating people to the new afghanistan. he served as ambassador to the united states since september 2015 prev previously was deputy chief of staff to the afghan...

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united statesoreuropewherethey had the opportunity to learn skills that we need to rebuild. and thank you for your support for afghanistan. when we are in the united states, we attack the united states and sometimes -- [ inaudible ]. >> on behalf of the world affairs council in washington, d.c. and the ronald reagan center and ambassador thank you for sharing your time and expertise with us. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> we hope to see you back here again. thank you. [ proceedings concluded ] [ proceedings concluded ] >>> thursday the house hearing on the tsa airport screening and the long security lines at many u.s. airports and tsa staffing. tsa administrator peter nessinger will testify. he recently announced the head of security in reaction to the long waits at airports. we'll have live coverage of the homeland security committee at 10:00 a.m. here on c-span 3. >>> this sunday night on q&a, u.s. senate historian betty coed talked about various events in history and the work her office does. >> i came in june of 1998 as a newly minted historian. my colleagues said to me, oh,

united states or europe where they had the opportunity to learn skills that we need to rebuild. and thank you for your support for afghanistan. when we are in the united states, we attack the united states and sometimes -- [ inaudible ]. >> on behalf of the world affairs council in washington, d.c. and the ronald reagan center and ambassador thank you for sharing your time and expertise with us. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> we hope to see you back here again. thank you. [...

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europeandthe phoenix communism, which in my opinion is the most important historical event of the second half of the 20th century. we do not have thousands of nuclear missiles aimed at us, at least from russia anymore. life in the late 1940's, 1950's, 1960's, was involved in fighting communism. but the cold war. proxy wars here and there, korea, vietnam, many other examples. it wasn't present like that in the 1960's. that communist -- and at the berlin wall, communism and i will end with this, many people think that the first time ronald called for the berlin war to be torn down, when he yelled, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. that's not when it happened. it was 1967 during a televised kennedy, itrobert was a question that ronald reagan answered and on may 15, 1967 call to tear down the lane -- the berlin wall. he did that several times during the campaign for the presidency. thank you. [applause] thank you. i have one more most important question. anddo our guests and beauty -- viewing audiences get a copy it's on amazon> and i hope you will purchase it. shipkes about two wee

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colonialismineuropeandthe u.s. i want tojump to -- sharecroppersthe and day laborers who worked in the american south were well aware of the congo. they understood what was happening to people in the congo. once, someone told me they could not read and write, so they could not understand that. the term illiterate assumes people don't think. black people knew what was going on. they knew from the ame church as they attended, they knew from the baptist churches, they knew from missionaries what was going on. in areas where they could not read or write, there was someone who could read in the community. they would get the chicago defender and church documents and they were well aware that they were being treated like people in the congo. i chose two women to look at their life to determine how learning about the colonial experience shaped their politics. the first is ann hutton. educated, shee married alfred hutton and they bore two children. worked for the ymca. i'm jumping ahead in her biography. her husband died in 1916 and she work for the white w -- ywca. the u.s. had begun to deploy

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,ineurope, notso much. not quite the same blockbuster. as you mentioned people will look to see how is this going to do when it launches in the second half of the year? what does this mean for china's economy? it could be viewed as barometer for second largest economy in the world. clearly important part here of the earnings and while the movies get a lot of attention and espn gets a lot of attention this also matters a lot too. melissa: jack before we move on to "star wars" i want to ask but the expansion in china, that is worrisome. one of the macro themes in the economy and already drifting into the election how much weakness there is around the globe. china is a huge question mark. trying to manage a soft landing there but unclear whether they can really do that. what do you think about that piece of this puzzle? >> also pretty expensive to open a park like that in the short run. it doesn't become really big generator of cash until down the road. there is some potential it could pull visitors from hong kong. everything i see about shanghai, analysts think it will do well. it is

, in europe, not so much. not quite the same blockbuster. as you mentioned people will look to see how is this going to do when it launches in the second half of the year? what does this mean for china's economy? it could be viewed as barometer for second largest economy in the world. clearly important part here of the earnings and while the movies get a lot of attention and espn gets a lot of attention this also matters a lot too. melissa: jack before we move on to "star wars" i want...

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campaign promise that made major headlines in wake of terror attacksineurope. listenup. >> we have a serious problem. it's a temporary ban. it hasn't been called for yet. nobody haste done it. this is just a suggestion. david: kilmeade's show. melissa: just a suggestion. so that is just another example of trump making a headline. you find when you get out into the details it's a little bit more moderate than you thought. he recently seemed to say he wanted to raise taxes on wealthy, remember that? then he specified what he raise it from his own proposal. here is latest example of his strategy. >> you will get a judge who would overthrow, overturn roe v. wade? that is specific thing that you would do? >> or, overturn, look, i'm going to put conservative judges on. >> your specific thing to protect the sanctity of life would be appointing a supreme court justice that would overturn roe v. wade, do i have it? >> they will be pro-life but we'll see about overturning. >> there you go. i'm calling it trump's rorschach strategy, tony sayegh, jamestown associates vice president. fox news con

campaign promise that made major headlines in wake of terror attacks in europe. listen up. >> we have a serious problem. it's a temporary ban. it hasn't been called for yet. nobody haste done it. this is just a suggestion. david: kilmeade's show. melissa: just a suggestion. so that is just another example of trump making a headline. you find when you get out into the details it's a little bit more moderate than you thought. he recently seemed to say he wanted to raise taxes on wealthy,...

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? no. >> we saw the bombingineuropeatan airport while people. were waiting in lines. now, there is a way that you can opt out of the tsa. the screening partnership program. the tsa put it together, about 21 airports in the united states actually had private. they contracted out to a private security agency. but the bureaucracy of opting out is so complex and expensive, a lot of airports don't do it. >> yeah. if it were at all easy, there would be a hell of a lot more than 21. do you think an airport would want that mess? you couldn't find the lines to the airports, people couldn't tell you where the security line began it took so long. david: we've got to find a way of grieving the wheels to opt out. >> it's not grieving the wheels. just blow it up. we don't need a tsa. david: maybe a bad choice of words. but anyway. >> donald trump has taught us, you have to speak differently to get through to people. no, we don't need tsa. we need rules and those rules can be executed by the people who are trying to actually enforce it who are motivated to make sure there aren't huge lines. da

? no. >> we saw the bombing in europe at an airport while people. were waiting in lines. now, there is a way that you can opt out of the tsa. the screening partnership program. the tsa put it together, about 21 airports in the united states actually had private. they contracted out to a private security agency. but the bureaucracy of opting out is so complex and expensive, a lot of airports don't do it. >> yeah. if it were at all easy, there would be a hell of a lot more than 21. do...

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can't say, can't form a charity to go offtoeurope. youhave to have a specific tax-exempt charitable purpose. there is no evidence that the clinton foundation was to prove anything other than a library and research facility in little rock. melissa: wow. amazing. i hope you come back. there is a lot of legs here for this one. david. david: if i had a non-profit like that i would have a hell of a profit. >>> despite long odds there is push within the republican party for third party candidate alternative to donald trump. who is behind it and who they want out in front. strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeatls. that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better

can't say, can't form a charity to go off to europe. you have to have a specific tax-exempt charitable purpose. there is no evidence that the clinton foundation was to prove anything other than a library and research facility in little rock. melissa: wow. amazing. i hope you come back. there is a lot of legs here for this one. david. david: if i had a non-profit like that i would have a hell of a profit. >>> despite long odds there is push within the republican party for third party...

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baker hughes is off. regulators here andineuropeputso many roadblocks, the two companies decided it wasn't worth it. preventing consolidation in ailing oil industry, halliburton is stuck paying a $3.5 billion breakup fee to baker hughes. it is a good thing to talk about on the campaign trail i hope. melissa: yeah. crashing the party. why the anyone but trump movement is having a change of heart ahead of the general election. plus deadly flooding in texas as severe storms slam the south. >> when i arrived, water levels up to the roof. within 15 minutes, water was 18 feet high. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in exc

baker hughes is off. regulators here and in europe put so many roadblocks, the two companies decided it wasn't worth it. preventing consolidation in ailing oil industry, halliburton is stuck paying a $3.5 billion breakup fee to baker hughes. it is a good thing to talk about on the campaign trail i hope. melissa: yeah. crashing the party. why the anyone but trump movement is having a change of heart ahead of the general election. plus deadly flooding in texas as severe storms slam the south....

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according to an egyptairtomorrow.europeofficialsobtaining a leaked copy of the manifest of the flight. so far there have been no claims of responsibility for the egyptair crash. david: wow. media shining a new light on donald trump. making up hill climb for hillary clinton a lot steeper. >> the economy -- on the minds of american voters, the new of american voters, the new poll that gives trump an advantage. they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the need for regular blood tests. and, in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa is the only oral blood thinner other than warfarin with a specific reversal treatment to help your body clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your d

according to an egyptair tomorrow. europe officials obtaining a leaked copy of the manifest of the flight. so far there have been no claims of responsibility for the egyptair crash. david: wow. media shining a new light on donald trump. making up hill climb for hillary clinton a lot steeper. >> the economy -- on the minds of american voters, the new of american voters, the new poll that gives trump an advantage. they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and...

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they're sittingineurope. europehatesgenetically-modified organisms. of course, as a result i think there will be a lot of pushback for regulators. this deal is not going to happen. melissa: jared, what about that? there is so much pushback against gmos. made the watermelon seedless. what could be wrong with that? fewer pests. it is all good. >> you have to understand hough money is mind this company and how important it is to feed a growing population and that is their pitch. trust me, i despies monsanto. i try to take a balanced view but they will get through it. their pitch will be hey, do you want cheap food? do you want more efficient farming? do you want to have this and that? melissa: you despies monsanto, is that what you said? you despies monsanto? why? >> i think their practices are quite deplorable. i will not get into my views on them. based upon past issues. melissa: that is strong statement i couldn't let it float by not say anything about it. i understand. we're moving on. thanks, guys. connell: there are other issues we could talk about. what about this statistic? ho

they're sitting in europe. europe hates genetically-modified organisms. of course, as a result i think there will be a lot of pushback for regulators. this deal is not going to happen. melissa: jared, what about that? there is so much pushback against gmos. made the watermelon seedless. what could be wrong with that? fewer pests. it is all good. >> you have to understand hough money is mind this company and how important it is to feed a growing population and that is their pitch. trust...

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expectation of higher interest rates. so what happened? a poll was doneineurope. showsthe "brexit", u.k. leaving euro is not as popular as thought. they saw a rally here in the u.s. today. that was really locked in, if you will, by some pretty impressive housing numbers. some columnists were wondering whether the lost decade for u.s. housing is finally over. latest new home starts absolutely crushed expectations in a good way. so that led to a nice rally for the homebuilders today. to brothers reporting earnings. toll brothers leading industry up 3 1/2%. hovnanian up 6.7% in the session today. interesting in terms of industries. i want to point out you had financials, technology. some sectors beaten down of late. has a lot of folks wonder if we see short-covering as well against backdrop of high interest rates. one not so bright shining star today, twitter. tough day for twitter. down today. five years off 66%. the analysts are basically saying seeing user and advertiser fatigue associated with the little bluebird. guys? david: lori, thank you very much. commodities now with phil. phil,

expectation of higher interest rates. so what happened? a poll was done in europe. shows the "brexit", u.k. leaving euro is not as popular as thought. they saw a rally here in the u.s. today. that was really locked in, if you will, by some pretty impressive housing numbers. some columnists were wondering whether the lost decade for u.s. housing is finally over. latest new home starts absolutely crushed expectations in a good way. so that led to a nice rally for the homebuilders...

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tighter security after terror attacksineuropeandpossibly in the egypt air crash. tsa screened 449 million travelers in the first five months of this year. 57 million more than during the same period last year. and it has 5hundred fewer front line screeners than in 2011 but critics also blame the agency for bureaucracy and mismanagement, causing these problems. now to help travelers get through this summer tsa administrate sore said the agency will make some changes in staffing thanks to some changes in funding priorities approved by congress. it will ad 800 more screeners. it will keep 1600 it planned to cut because of budget cuts. those are canceled. it will pay more overtime to keep screeners on the job longer. chairman mccaul is moving forward with legislation for tsa staffing reform. melissa? melissa: wow. peter barnes, thank you for that. >> donald trump was drooling over the idea of a housing melt down because it meant he could buy up more property on a the cheap. what kind of a man does that? david: or what kind of a woman does that? turns out that senator elizabeth warren,

tighter security after terror attacks in europe and possibly in the egypt air crash. tsa screened 449 million travelers in the first five months of this year. 57 million more than during the same period last year. and it has 5hundred fewer front line screeners than in 2011 but critics also blame the agency for bureaucracy and mismanagement, causing these problems. now to help travelers get through this summer tsa administrate sore said the agency will make some changes in staffing thanks to...

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for americans travelingtoeuropeformajor events like the upcoming european soccer championship in france and tour today france and catholic church world youth day in poland. the state department warns of potential terrorist attacks targeting these events. restaurants, tourist centers and. david: catholic youth day. can you imagine? >>> third party threats are getting louder. twitter war between donald trump and bill kristol over so-called impressive third party candidate coming next. >>> plus deadly flooding about to get worse in texas. why forecasters say there is little relief in sight. >> they have been flooded so many times, the town roads i don't really know how they're staying up. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a resc

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in the south china sea. what russia is doing with military buildup and threats ineasterneurope. thisis an odd situation where we see our military shrinking when the threats are increasing. david: we need more military just as we're decreasing the number of military personnel? >> exactly. we want to make sure we maintain our force levels for the threats that we face and i think that's the concern. david: peter brookes, from the heritage foundation. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. melissa: the never trump movement, desperate hunt for a third party candidate to challenge "the donald" next. eric ericksen sounds off on donald trump's quote, convert or die outreach to the gop establishment. i like that. david: i like the phrase. melissa: yeah. david: getting personal in attacks against the clintons once again. >> we have to recognize that the kind of language coming from donald trump is hateful and we need to repudiate eight! it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. and if yo

in the south china sea. what russia is doing with military buildup and threats in eastern europe. this is an odd situation where we see our military shrinking when the threats are increasing. david: we need more military just as we're decreasing the number of military personnel? >> exactly. we want to make sure we maintain our force levels for the threats that we face and i think that's the concern. david: peter brookes, from the heritage foundation. thank you very much. appreciate it....

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it's a martyr instrument. people asked me, why are the irish, mostofeuropehasfallen out of the romean catholocism. every irishman and women fall his new religion founded by a serial killer. sorry. one thing that happened after brutal and they kicked them off the land and gave land to soldiers and that's 80 other of the irish didn't live on their own land and they say to this day, one of the worst things you can say, they sent 40,000 people or thereabouts into slavery, their descendants of them still. they did everything they could to erase the irish people to take everything that made them a people, their songs, language, to take it away from them. he comes of age just as, you know, they've lifted some of the pencil laws by them but you can't serve in parliament unless you renounce religion and practice self-government. that sets the stage for his -- for his coming. >> that kind of beg it is question, i went to college in the late 60's, early 70's so it's hard for me not to see parallels sometimes. how does a young wealthy irishman whose father is parliament becomes revolutiona

it's a martyr instrument. people asked me, why are the irish, most of europe has fallen out of the romean catholocism. every irishman and women fall his new religion founded by a serial killer. sorry. one thing that happened after brutal and they kicked them off the land and gave land to soldiers and that's 80 other of the irish didn't live on their own land and they say to this day, one of the worst things you can say, they sent 40,000 people or thereabouts into slavery, their descendants of...

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. i didn't know it was illegal. these politicians but delhi's to get your $5 aandeuropechopsin which. >> can and how it violates the al lot to happen but then i thought about it. but then they give them goodies. is a look at public housing both financially and otherwise. election in are going on to participate in the primaries end general elections. a i'm saying we should think about is there some way to do something well we make the argument this is wrong and it should be struck down? which it should be. and as a practical matter to say don't worry about medicaid expansion because eventually the taverners will cover around. but there are a lot of for people -- poor people but they say they will come around and lick the problem globally. but i just said there is o as the in the meantime. and with us voting rights act with this discussion in and you talk about something that is different as opposed to the bright shiny object. >> and why i think it is important. i have been including rights most of my life. with the civil rights commission of the whole thing. there is the one tha

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comparable in that sense. sweden started off as one of the poorest countriesineuropeifyou go back a few hundred years ago. one of the poorest countries in europe, it then quickly became one of the richest countries in europe is because it became one of the free market country. in many ways, it was more free market for many years than the united states. it became very rich, very unequal, very unequal. and i think roughly the 1960's you start to get sweden where it moved into the direction of dramatically increasing taxes, dramatically increasing wealth distribution. it was a pretty -- it went very far in the direction of a social democratic redistribution state. the result was that the economy basically flatlined, things got really bad, you didn't see the economic growth, you didn't see the entrepreneurial verb, you weren't getting a ton of new companies. what happened, it shrank. well, eventually the sweden said this is not working and in more recent years started liberating economy and they've done really good economic outcomes, but what's happened income inequality start today -- star

comparable in that sense. sweden started off as one of the poorest countries in europe if you go back a few hundred years ago. one of the poorest countries in europe, it then quickly became one of the richest countries in europe is because it became one of the free market country. in many ways, it was more free market for many years than the united states. it became very rich, very unequal, very unequal. and i think roughly the 1960's you start to get sweden where it moved into the direction...

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here is what is fascinating the history of sweden with the poorest countriesideurope. itthen became one of the richest and one of the free market countries you could make the argument it was more free market for many years the of the united states to become very rich very unequal. then that is how we hear it talked about today. >> because it went far of a the socialist democratic redistribute state. the results is the economy basically flat wind. he did not see that a entrepreneur with a tad of new companies coming out. so eventually they said this is not working and then to liberate their economy with real good outcomes. so i take if you look at the perspective from their own history it is a testament to the case we're breaking with economic progress and in economic redistribution. >> we do need some things like streetlights that of a the government can pay for. >> you need to differentiate between toothaches and pay for what the government does to protect our freedom like the military. no question about that. you can debate the best ways to raise that revenue. call the redistribut

here is what is fascinating the history of sweden with the poorest countries id europe. it then became one of the richest and one of the free market countries you could make the argument it was more free market for many years the of the united states to become very rich very unequal. then that is how we hear it talked about today. >> because it went far of a the socialist democratic redistribute state. the results is the economy basically flat wind. he did not see that a entrepreneur...

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countriesineurope. itquickly became one of the richest and one of the most free-market countries you could make an argument it was more free market and the united states. to become very rich very unequal. and as we hear it talked about today. to dramatically increase taxes and welfare redistribution it was never socialist but it went far of the social democratic redistribution state. the results the economy flat lined you didn't see that our entrepreneurial people with a bunch of new companies coming out. to get as low as it has ever gotten and to say this is not working and liberating their economy with really good economic outcomes so if you look at it from the perspective of his own history that is concerned about economic progress but also economic liberation teeseven fat we do want some of redistribution? we need streetlights and some things only the government can pay for? teeone but differentiate between we need to pay for the things the government does that protect all of our freedoms. no question about that. what are the best ways to moires that revenue? redistribution i

countries in europe. it quickly became one of the richest and one of the most free-market countries you could make an argument it was more free market and the united states. to become very rich very unequal. and as we hear it talked about today. to dramatically increase taxes and welfare redistribution it was never socialist but it went far of the social democratic redistribution state. the results the economy flat lined you didn't see that our entrepreneurial people with a bunch of new...

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. the history of sweden -- sweden started off as one of the most poor countriesineuropeifyou go back a few hundred years ago. one of the poorest countries in europe. it then quickly became one of the richest countries in europe and it was because it became one of the most free-market countries. you can probably make an argument that in many ways there was more free-market for many years and the united states. it became very rich, very unequal. in the 1960s companies start to get sweden as we hear it talked about today, where it moved in the direction of dramatically increasing taxes, dramatically increasing welfare distribution. it was a pretty -- it went very far in the direction of a social democratic redistributed state. the result was the economy basically flat bind. things got really bad. you didn't see the economic growth. you didn't see the entrepreneurial in sweden at that point. you were getting a ton of new companies at that time. what happened in economic inequality, it shrank. it got the lowest it's ever gotten. eventually the swedes said this is not working and in m

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of those poor countriesineuropeifyou go back a few hundred years ago. one of the poorest countries in europe.be it and quickly became one of the richest countries in europe and was because became one of they most free market countries. you could probably make an argument in many ways it was more free market for many yearsb than the united states. it became very rich, veryhl unequal, very unequal. and i think roughly the 1960s is when you start to get sweden as we hear talk about today where it moved in the direction of dramatically increasing taxes, dramatically increasing wealth distribution. it was not a socialist country but it was a pretty, it went very far in the direction of the social democratic redistributive straight. the result was that the economy basically flatlined. things got really bad. you did see the economic growth. you didn't see the entrepreneurial verb that had been in sweden at the point.. what happened in economic equality? it shrank. it got as low as it's ever gotten.tarted eventually the swedes said this is not working, and a more recent years hav

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of the most poor countriesineuropeifyou go back a few hundred years ago. one of the poorest countries in europe. it then quickly became one of the richest countries in europe, and it was because it became one of the most free market countries. in many ways it was more free market for many years than the united states. became very rich, very unequal. very unequal. in, i think, roughly the 1960s you start to hear sweden as we hear it talked about today, dramatically increasing taxes, dramatically increasing wealth distribution. it was never a socialist country, but it was a pretty -- it went very far in the direction of social-democratic redistributive state. >> host: yeah. >> guest: the result was that the economy basically flatlined. things got really bad.go you didn't see the economic growth, you didn't see the entrepreneurial verve that had been in sweden at that point.eu you weren't getting a ton of new companies coming out all the time. what happened in economic inequality? it shrank. it got as low as it's ever gotten. well, eventually the swedes said this is not working

of the most poor countries in europe if you go back a few hundred years ago. one of the poorest countries in europe. it then quickly became one of the richest countries in europe, and it was because it became one of the most free market countries. in many ways it was more free market for many years than the united states. became very rich, very unequal. very unequal. in, i think, roughly the 1960s you start to hear sweden as we hear it talked about today, dramatically increasing taxes,...

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to get to our respective mountaintops because wovenwithineurope, you'regoingto have to overcome adversity. you're going to have to unlearn some things. you're going to have to have humility . so i've learned to try to run my race and maybe i was in athletics, the focus wasn't, i told that reporter i said, if my skin color was an issue that was everybody else's issue, that wasn't mine. i went to barry switzer, the head coach and my teammates, as long as they were comfortable with it, i was good. i was okay. and they were. and i had a good career at oklahoma and. >> host: you went frombeing the six string quarterback initially to starting . and when they went to the championships. >> guest: the orderable victories. >> host: the rest of the century. you mentioned five key habits of practices that allow you to turn adversity into an advantage. i was struck by number five on that list was last. >>. >> guest: i think that is important. the book of proverbs talks about laughter being good for the soul and i grew up with anybody that knew my father and his brother weighed and her brothe

to get to our respective mountaintops because woven within europe, you'regoing to have to overcome adversity. you're going to have to unlearn some things. you're going to have to have humility . so i've learned to try to run my race and maybe i was in athletics, the focus wasn't, i told that reporter i said, if my skin color was an issue that was everybody else's issue, that wasn't mine. i went to barry switzer, the head coach and my teammates, as long as they were comfortable with it, i was...

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. there will be more to come. the people of the region will embrace this.aseuropeasseen in the last century, following chaos, but they can happen. and we will see how it goes. our government and others around the world will probably reach out and embrace these leaders. it does not have to be a binary choice, chaos are dictators, but afterwards we will reach back and hope for the dictators. i hope maybe they can help find a 3rd path and guide the region to someplace where you have leadership and responsible government, but it does not have to be saddam hussein's iraq. so that is the framework of the book. but i tell it through my eyes, the people i know, the, the places i have lived, the characters i meet along the way, this thesis i justi just argued i tell over 256 pages of anecdotes. so i hope that it is -- you get to follow along this journey that has been at 20 year journey so far of arriving in the middle east and not knowing what i landed in two, trying to be a journalist. watching all hell breaks loose. and you have to see how it goes. without preamble, i would love to t

. there will be more to come. the people of the region will embrace this. as europe as seen in the last century, following chaos, but they can happen. and we will see how it goes. our government and others around the world will probably reach out and embrace these leaders. it does not have to be a binary choice, chaos are dictators, but afterwards we will reach back and hope for the dictators. i hope maybe they can help find a 3rd path and guide the region to someplace where you have leadership...

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. you lookateuropeandgermany, crime riddled right now. >> the proposed policy, if you can call it that, would ban over a billion people from traveling to the united states. that presumably would include the newly elected mayor of london, the first muslim mayor of londonistan by the openly friendly anti-muslim drudge report. he was sworn in becoing the first muslim mayor in london's history and yesterday he weighed in on trump's bans and said if donald trump becomes the president i will be stopped from engaing there and is planning a trip before january just in case donald trump gets elected. turns out he may not need to cross the atlantic so soon, trump indicaing the newly elected mayor could be the exception to the muslim mayor saying there will always be exceptions and he's happy about his election and said i think it's a very good thing and i hope the does a very good job and that will be very good. an indication of no policy is set in stone. >>> and michael moore will join me in the studio after the break. >>> plenty of pundits who say donald trump doesn't stand a chance ag

. you look at europe and germany, crime riddled right now. >> the proposed policy, if you can call it that, would ban over a billion people from traveling to the united states. that presumably would include the newly elected mayor of london, the first muslim mayor of londonistan by the openly friendly anti-muslim drudge report. he was sworn in becoing the first muslim mayor in london's history and yesterday he weighed in on trump's bans and said if donald trump becomes the president i...

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